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India, Israel and UAE are the three countries which do not want to credit Pakistan.

BREAKING: US Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George steps down and retires

ayo toll aaaaaa???

Gujarat has expanded its lead over West Bengal and Kerala in economic size and GST collections, while West Bengal continues to trail both in per capita income, pointing to widening differences in economic scale and income levels across the three coastal states.

🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer says he will form a new partnership with the EU in the coming weeks "As the world continues down this volatile path, our long-term national interest requires closer partnership with our allies in Europe and with the European Union"

BREAKING: Turkey, Egypt, and Pakistan have been "passing messages" between the US and Iran "in an effort to de-escalate," per Axios.

CENTO 2.0?

Hereditary is extremely 'unsettling' type of horror movie. Pure demonic shit. Stays with you after you are done watching it.

WCW Monday Nitro ends after five and a half years on TNT. Vince McMahon announces on WWF Raw that he has bought WCW. In a once in a lifetime television event Raw and WCW Nitro are simulcast with both shows airing on each other's broadcast. In a storyline midway through the broadcast Vince’s son Shane comes out on WCW Monday Nitro to announce that he was the one who signed the contract. The Final WCW Monday Nitro Main Event sees Ric Flair and Sting take on each other for the last time.

Guess which prominent Indian freedom fighter said this without looking it up; “We have to adopt one language, one script, one literature, one ideal and one nation, but the adoption of a single language precedes all the other unities, so they we can communicate with and comprehend each other. A Punjabi and a Madrasi must not sit together mute at a gathering, but try to communicate their ideas and emotions, and this should be done in our own language, Hindi, rather than in an alien language like English.”

My unpopular opinion: I think there's actually a somewhat strong response to the "does Israel have a right to exist" question that I'm surprised more pro-Israel advocates haven't argued it. Tucker Carlson is right on the narrow point that states don't generally have "rights." Individuals, because they are created by God, have unalienable rights. States are created by man, and therefore they do not have rights. That said, Israel, unlike most states, was founded somewhat recently and its existence has been called into question from the beginning -- and rightly so. It was founded on a profound injustice, namely dispossessing over 700,000 Palestinians from their land. But one injustice (Israel's creation) does not necessarily justify another injustice (dissolving Israel as a state against the wishes of its own citizens, who enjoy "rights" as individuals even if their state doesn't).

If Bhagat Singh were alive, he would be against any form of Hindi imposition. After all, he was a comrade who opposed every kind of hegemony.

Remember the time when India was one of the leading voices in decolonisation movements of global South? Bandung conference? And now we are subordinating ourselves to imperial powers on wrong side of history. We used to be poorer back then but had much more dignity.

BREAKING: Turkey, Egypt, and Pakistan have been "passing messages" between the US and Iran "in an effort to de-escalate," per Axios.